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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13
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De-r .''N-..,s .ts.-..
the = Earch i2-ll Is understood that
.,-1lis.iion leaders have hsa neeoas-
. IONS in progress for some days thai viii re-
suit ia Withdrawing the Stale ticke; Of their
party. TIE ticket was originally put up 10
show fidelity 10 principle bat il has bad
the effect % make opponents Tor tie amend
ment ia some localities. Ia order O. Insure
the success of the amendment "a was de-
ci1cd TO recall the nominations and secure
every available vote for the amendment.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13

TIE work ~ sinking tsss 3 - i',9f sxp>~-
irnsrta ueii .r sesscn ~ ess ~ - eat. q
- s,>tne ps,she3 for~srd end = noe down
senri- one honarsf fses sot eeing 81 fht
rsis ~ txefitf ~ fsiriF fsel dsT. n vi
sske tArex - fauf ui0nfhs - Fe8eh -
6sptf o. aes rrea va tilf eFiicies sosffI,f
rasf - rsssAs1 before roirr t.lsl e. aogn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13

MARQUErTE, March l2.-i'p 70 seven p. IN.
there were no new Developments in the Sault
Junction strike. The strikers still hold
possession Of the camp. bat the Sheriff :
posse are keeping order. II is now believed
that the matter will be settled without
serious trouble.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13

MsrxT Ho1lr. \. =, Marra is--Rsry
Anderson The younz xrl who va sho. ia
- head bg hsr iovsr oousfa. Bsrk4sy Peak.
died tsssg sh@ vss anoouscioas g. lae
,isae q ser 3..th srd hsa heen unconscious
fsr sixty heuxs. Wben the ness "a can.
Tsvsd - P-ax hs evinc~d esashlsraa elss-
tiou. trf .nssf~ ~ xlafeqtent
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13
NtEBE CANNOT C5
So Says Sheriff asson %
Cook County, illinois.
laE RED- -HlI2a ANARCHIST WHIPS
Fears % blceast 81 sea Thsszss 81
he-eu'ne NJ Cause kest.fs 40
ssees from f-is .flies
Funers' fe,-6sy.

4. = -. y -rsh -shs'ia :" IN a.s
81 %, 20 allow 0s'-- N... ons =.
'hs condemned are ss,s. 10 4 end lis
Wins 49,. tomorrow Miiain a short
ums events have made Il apparent 10 the
suihoIiiies shat Nsel.es presence 81 the
funeral woaid have the sfeei 81 infiung
violence on the pGfi of fassf whose SYM.
pathies for the cause 81 TIE re1 fiaf sKoceo
their respect fof law and order. = Ae greatest
excitement has prevailed In auHrchist cir les
/ ever Slule if was ofiefn1ue1 20 ba's Ma
Nsebe on sunday aud it Is s1peelsl f.lf
/ 10000 psFsoBs a. symphlili1ers VIII sa'
| arcay. Nil be- present a. TIE iauefa. esf
Vioes Il Is believed shat should heebt ns
seen at ths funeral ths inhammsols onrs
among his friends and followers Woela be
come excited ana possibly undertake ths
/ commission ~ sanso violent deed Aeets.
was allowed 60 icaYe the si "a company
with al officer tAis afternoon lo i0ot uHsp
| hls wiis remains fof ihs las lime hni -.
morrow the iuneral vii So on without hi'
| presence
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13

The funeral Of The lste X. y. Goodsel
took place yesterday morning from the
undertaking rooms Of A Dnrlee. De h0la'
Commaudery No. p X. ]. forty swords
acted az escort. and large circle 81 frisnds
and relatives followed the remains g. thf
cemetery.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13
MICHIGAN MATTERS
The Telegraph brings rs yaual
0rlat CT Nsvs.
1 BAY tIIf slK MIL CgAlIIa.
TIE Frohieiiloa State fssssf - ts
althafs~n--l lsrsna - 20 SalTpnE
ne~t Natkesons tsentriDas
tioa rs Strike.

.s..st.ss ssf ts.ts.ss .tsss.s
Bsrcfn Nsfsh l4 Afse usllF itaef ts.is
aiurninr hre broke put Ia tae nre fesm 90
william Peters saw nfl. The inl and i~e
drili haases ou the ~esf ANA pal.A ie ~
tie plll bagng rhe FIRE several oarfsIs ~
oil sxpia3ed Wiz tfrnne report. As'ss
s4a40 ful.y insafe1 hs iaia ~tl "a -
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13

Urea y T.. March al. Il. HI. who
l. 81 nrsseBt nsnazas WegeArss Nsher. .hss
srcerfed ihe nsneeemsnf q tf.e Nsv
ofigsusi h9sten Ideal CeTaEany for next
ss ssoe. Tie Company ri8 - o~rantrs5
HaF ist
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13

7asoEs As-ca Iz-Iaers ws-e ~
persons elEsriEs ff0ea snssa pox removed
f-oa esrieas rsfts af Rr,okips - - Eist
fash hGspssai. lne a~sse howes - =
SD - - xezsl7 % Ne secrtsae
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13

The r.a-ses Tos 3 a o. wfn rueet e
po~- regsn Tute,lsT fUertirf a. tIt.
sas~f =, etir-d tife fifn<ra ~ oer fet<
f..,rr r.arfce-. fyr Msrim
f.f ffrssl sslefsd 81
q ~ Wits
fG<s Carf n,aesfies.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13

feo~re f<ssses frrofsrielor e fhe Eer Yo<<
TIns<s. szzer,srsr SO ~ his sesKstes <~tif-
- - - Aneslae fa' Te9erseT. ws~re
- vlf rs-ssss seotss shEes nzosinf e. 80
ssn-ss ~ IN Dsslst-
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13

Htssfvsrss. Nsrea l9-Ts vere-r
4 N.fzza far westhes coaer nc~fh
EssaerlF xi1ss
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13

skxss a. ssrsst ilupsefssnsass H-~s -
.kiia< Elsay taarsGsal1fsz - ~ f~stess'
= uel - lixh.zzlnx ths psrzsas ssF.is2s q.
s1s lsxP.seu-
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13

Al this TAX sscu-..' BARI tisnss' certainly
&C., not spPiy - sraod Rapsds. = We c.n
iaeze ~ tho cro-s3.d hor.s ts.f r-.u..5
fiszfest sss ni.sai, a. say nofainx ~ another
itf<e aesss tsat ~ srsss Modissks touao1-
raF sF-atl< Nass p~opte Nlil ssy a are
premium ca increased pfisss 3, secure
81 svsntags suansnnlent snrpr ers,.g
Fnrss ee essT sd tlsatrscsl rsaasgsrs
happg.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13

Pas - Fessa wesk r. Nsw Yarx r-o-
- S2szlas esr ssvesa. Ar ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13

That distinguished Actress. Moijeska
supported by that peerless actor. Maurice
Barrymore and powerful company. wiil
present shakespeare comedy. Twelfth
Night' Al Powers Opera Housc. Monday
evening The advance sale ensures 3
crowded house
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-02
the council. The nominations were
WIND AND WATER.

confirmed.
WIND AND WATER.
Under the head of unfinished busi-
ness, Alderman Order, OF the com
mittee on water work, reported that
his committee had considered the
petition OF the Waco Water company
for payment of revenue for new hyd.
rants used at various times by the
city, and that they had had an inter-
view with Mr.. White upon the sub
jet.
lie further reported that Mr.. White
had declined the contract for the lease
or rental OF part of the new hydrants,
but demanded that all be rented or
none: that if the city would rent all
the new MIGRANTS he was willing TO
begin the rent charge on the first day
of July last, although the hydrnts
were placed IN position TWO month
prior to Il ut date. Alderman Gridcr
stated further that since having the
interview with Mr.. White he
had received written
communication from him, Offering to
rent the new hydrants in any ward or
wards 10 the city, provided that oil
| the hydrants be rented on every
street upon which any are rented.
| With these explanation, the whole
| subject was submitted tor considera-
ton by the council.
| After considerable discussion and
| the submission Of several resoluuo ne,
| il was finally decided TO increase the
number of ny drants rented by the
city to one hundred, under The terms
| of the existing contract between the
city and the Waco Water company,
| which provides that when the whole
| number of hydrsnts ordered by the
| city shall exceed seventy, the rental
shall be reduced from $50 to 500 per
annuln
AT this juucture the ordiuancegrant
| Ing permission to the ~. Louis.
Arkans and Texas Hallway compa
| nv IL Texas TO lsy double track on
| Mary street from the river west
| to the city limits was taken up ana N
general discussion cnsued IN the
midst OF which Alderman Caruthors
rose and calling the attention of the
council to the latcness OF the hour
remarked that unlike jacob Of old, he
was unwilling to remain wrestling >
the dawn, and while willing that his
colleagues in the council should do 50
If they wished, he would personally
entertain Il motion 10 adjourn, and
cvinccd his disposition TO do - by
putting the motion himself Pre-
yious to adjournment tho committc,
on public improvements were in
s,ructed to investigate the matter OF
the second street bridge which wa
reported washed away.
\ motion to adjourn until Sp. IN
Friday night prevailed unanimously
Gents furnishing goods, hats and
caps, in the latest STYLES Ter the lal
season will be displayed thu, week al
Sgurar Bros
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-02

Before | could say anything there
was deaieniug roar, a thousand
cracks opened in the earth, and the
smoke coming out Of the ground was
20 thick that we were almost stlied.
Undoubtedly IL wa, genuine shock
of earthquake, something altogether
different from the light tremors pre-
viously felt.
we must run for it,' shouted.
just then another shock came and
threw rs heavily TO The ground
We rose in d8Icd condition, an
saw within few feet of Us a yawn
in cha.m fully Is iect wide and 100
feet long. II emitted a volume of
-,eam. and with inconceiysbic rapid
rs closed up with another ar
TINT Iear.y topped u- over
again.
We started on run for the RAT,
where is Dupout:'
We all asked this question AT once
The raft was in sight, but sam was
the only occupant We faced about
but could see nothing of the missing
man.
Had he in his terror taking the
wrong direction: II would not do to
icsyc him and there We. nothing
to do but to rctrnck our
steps.
We yelled out his name, and ira
verzed every foot of The island. There
was not trace of our friend.
DJrONT LOST.
We looked at each other with ter.
ror-striCken faces, The same thought
Wa uppermOst in the minds OF ALL
Had Dupont been swallowed up 10 the
ygwning chasm,
ltlUOkcd very much Ike il Again
we resumed our search. but without
an, better Successes than before. Then
we gloOmlly made Uur way TO the
raft, and padded to the other
shore.
suggested that Dupont had rushed
of when the shock came, and, blinded
by the smoke, he had, perhaps, micu
into the lake.
mo. Marsc Boss, said Sam gloom.
| iy he's done ,wallOwcd up in de
bowel Oh d. pairth, HIS done
happened bcio'. ls'c hocrcd many ii
time dat lnguu- aud hunters VIZ lost
heah iu lust dat way usctcr laugh
~ 'cmN- fairy tales, but | members
dem now, and knows dem fur dc
troot'
4 hurried search around the lake
compelled Us to accept Sans eXplana,
ton and we took up ourlino of march
without halt unit. Sc reached the
-rtticmcnts.
W. had now trouble 10 face peo
pic would not believe our story At
first they were inclined to think thai
Wo had killed Dupont, but the theory
Wa soon abandoned, aud it was held
that our friend had drowned him
self IN the lake
! Dudcr the circumstances there wa
nothing TO be gained by DISCUSSING
the matter with strangers. We lief
the simple country people ticking tC
their belief that Dupont was under
the lake somewhere, but We knew a
well ~ We knew anything hat he hal
called hcadiong into the very centcI
of the focal fires raging so iierccly il
that slumOering volcano.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-02

lsers.
and houses, and
(tion, cheap for
(e good business
|n der Pacific hotel
(st; you will find
pu.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-02

Inenew wnoIesale grocery nim %
Moore Brothers are rapidly compile
thug their imposing brick structure at
the corner of Mary and Fourth, dag
onally across from Grand 4 Co.'s new
building. This building Is two stories
IN height with spacious eight foot
cellar, The dimensions of the build
Ing are 50 by 1873 feet with an l. GO by
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-02

"u chemical tests to which have submitted it have
proved the Royal Baking Powder perfectly healthfu Of
uniform, excellent quality and free from any deetorious sub
stance. WM, McMURTRIE, PuDn
Chemist IN C7y U S. Dept o. ortsunu.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-02
700 Bushels Of Seed Rye at Planners,
200 Bushels Of Seed Barley at PdlmeTS
400 LandTtth'S New TuTnp Seed at
r.1NHr1.S

PALM EIt's
4 van Lost an Earthquake Iis>uro 20
min spot IN the IHrth'-
rn.I

OrfrsT .I4lu"c ~ 'Ae Dob. -l'clnN tfht.
WAYoKo,s, GA. August We
were in the heart Of OkCiuokee
swamp.
There were i've 10 the party three
youn. mcu besides myself. ana
Sam. our negro cook and iactotum.
when we tarlcd out on our hunt
my expedition II was our intention
50 skirt along the edge OF the swamp,
without attempting to penetrate the
Interior.
Tine excitement of.thc chase and
the novelty of our surroundings
gradually led VS. into he swamp.
Tor taO DAYS we had observed a
light curling smoke some miles ahead
OF u. and We finally agreed TO push
on and Investigate II.
81 have seen the same thing in one
of the big Florida swamp, said I)u'
pont. one OF our party. "and IT i
believed down there that the smoke
comes from an internal fire under
round
A. our way was through morasses,
quirksand-. ,tAguant pools aud tang
Jed underground, our progress was
low. We had to keep sharp .ook-
v"' iV' Unit nu" n'''ShSOIs nu' ni
to-'lher our "oi" oi cA?IorA''oh "as
tNceeuIhgI! uIl"'"h ana 'oiHe"ua'
hazardous.
r. AN is.'na. emo tea dupont
We have reached the spot al last. In
fAc middle of lake whose black
water were ripping in curious
fashion "a- "a. island Of perhaps 900
acre. '''et'i With .crVDp{ bushes.
y. oFeT 'hr l'ihh,l thlh ''iuI'n7 oI
brown smoke cou'H DE seen oW'y
fl-Ihe
do'nnt Understand what heeep7 the
""''i %. -''rp'u' ed. 'ohe OIL inc ih'n'
mere Us mo- pre- o.,
NV "Iii "' ,''unI' Owl pot sAIG
b'hc" N'uI loohlns Ni'''eleu ana
hciNoU-'
We tI'e. sum .Nu put nun 10
NoIH ItH TO. olH'I- ,"H"'ru'tihs
" F"'' iHi. "u' 'I me 1' .' rte- WIN,
WEI '.l Jug "l""'" u" ""'"""I''' ~
'''uv NV ."'' W.. 'g".'l '"''
We i'"'''. '.''7c'No' 100 'he '"'. l".
% litNJ LovS ISLAND.
1T -uahr-" exclaimed Dupont who
wa, thr Gr.. to and.
sam WAS the nest one on shore ut
De 80 once stepped hn,e 10 the raft
"l)e Iawd hab mu--y" lac sal /. 81
saint tam lat
We Hr followed Dupont, and iomd
That the Island WAS trembling quite
ncrceptibly
"'crhap- it. ie - uJatug ,laud '
suggested ono Of my companions.
10 i nothing OF the KIND, ! re-
marhcd' Il have heard OF 1t before
bur we gre doubtless the inst white
i"'" VINO A"i "h'tl mere IN forty
years
w nat DO !oN know about iif
asked dupont qulch!'.
SIMPLY thls' Nhth 0ir Charlie
-F'." 'H' famous brl,l'H -coIoE 81
visited lhi9 country he explored th'
swamp ana examined lhl- very SPOT
lie louhd shaking ''l the uno wiz
assures III l"e e"rli I"i'u! ope'
ing Hod losing. WIN tho same peCu
I'" ,'".He I',InE rom theh ll'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-02
MAGNIFICENT
BlOOded Stock n
FOR SALE!

40 q. -1.O acres 10 william,
II M" finest stock and Rgricu tnr
In Texas 3DD acre tn Cultivate
sandy loan, never falling water ~
tsuh- of ample capacity ute locate -.
different pastures, mesquite .ri,a
grass fenced by tour and seven 49,
best barb wire. ID splendid lofe., ..
and elm. upth iur fupi ana shat ~
:oom, ,Wo story house tnehfig nes +,
lshct wii han modern iupfuyeme... +,
yard with many ornamental tf,e AZ
tenant houses. Two large, cOmmo!..,
sheds for stock, divided in,o pel, /.
new pigcry and poultry houses. b,f,.,
on modern plans. hlark. smith and nv,
shops and all necessary t0ols. lr..,
machinery, tire, hers, rgApgr.. ,-Ii1
mowers, corn mills, wagons, iu,sls. !.
saddles, etc. -Four hundred s1i ~.
and bearing peach trees. an su.t'r M
colouic- On Roots improved l,gl, =,
poul~ with government fish. lW bib.
uu-hbrcd REGISTERED NefiuO sheen (. f.,
30 to iu American horses auI nes +
ucad of thorough swine. % h ~
oughbrca poultry.
This magnificent faEm ls near 70 ,o4
schools. mills anl stores VI NJ. Ma
stations nu three railroads. E.Wss
fits present owner IN 't, owe. % {,
ti".. The owner desires 20 4. ike aaA b
farm and took uud all pertaining uya
.reat sacrifice, and the most Ibeiiisfl
bc made as 20 price and time.
lur particulars lpplg tl
j. E. ELGlN & GU
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-02

'ohu Henry pleaded WltI Amelia,
Anl pll De-, passion tried to tell her,
-hc.aid. John ll. ,ou- words you waste
Sou, t,.'h ty,ray "a want 4 taste
Your breath oGeuls me. SO say
Use sOl'uuEr or suyswAy"
In another column OF this Issue will
hc found an entirely new aud novel
specimen OF attractive advertising,
Ii is one OF the ucatc-t ever placed in
our paper and We think our readers
viii be wei repaid for examining the
supposed display letters in the
advertisement OF frickly Ash Bitter,.
Any one wanting furniture had
better strike while the iron is hot, tor
Peck says they must 80. Whatever
h. says goes.
a line chance to secure beautiful
suburban elevated property. City
homes. House of every description.
Lots and farms for sale
EDWARD b. LEVY.
Real Estate Agent, ia Fourth
street
| Gentlemen VISITING our store should
inspect our ne" o'othinS stock, before
leaving sanger Bros.
r..os o,nnroi,o.r al ano on
- hn '' 'J, 80 49,. ny o..
great I'emn"ht sale. lie wine Bros
rnb,, >o,,,c
,o.,,,li,i. hnraI,. no,ieo3 u,.
on ana 9ep'oiiioer b $50 passenger
rams on inc leAH5 Nehr"l railway
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-02

Gents furnishing goods, hats and
caps, in the latest STYLES Ter the fall
season will be displayed thu, week at
SGurer Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-02

II you want something perfectly
delicious, try DaughtTy's Ice cream.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-02

Any oae wanting furniture had
better strike while the iron is hot, tor
Peck says they must 90. Whatever
h. SAYS goes.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-02

lue Waco uruituro COMPANY will
be without ~ doubt The best equipped
furniture establishment in the state
when they get into their new quar-
tor.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-02

The biggest salc on record is our
great Remnant sale, Levine Bros,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-02

Five cent, glass Tor Cold Wave
soda with Ice Cream at Palace OF
| NWppte
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-02

10000 yards OF remnant ribbon will
be sold at half price during this week
az Sanger Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-02

y line chance to secure beautiful
suburban elevated property. City
homes. House of every description.
Lots and farms for sale.
EDWARD b. LEVY.
Real Estate Agent ia Fourth
street
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-02

Gentlemen isitiug our store should
inspect our new clothiny stock, before
leaving sanger Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-02

The city council met at o'clock p
IN, T. {. rIbbs, mayor protein pre-
siding. The minutes OF the meeting
held August 18th were read and
adopted
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-02

are the leading book and stationery
dealers in Waco. They can supply all
wants in their line at lowest prices.
No. 800 Austin Avenue.
The Irish standard., 1887-12-31
Scenes in and About the Vatican
Pope Leo q Successor in the
Ranks Of Diplomacy.
GIFT OF PRESIDENT CLEVELAND
And also many Gifts that have been
Presented from the Heads Of
European Nations.

Two hundred and seventy FIVE mil
lions Of people render obedience in all
things spiritual to the present pontif,
Loo XIII, says the Chicago Herald.
t}n the 23d the whole Roman Catholic
world participated in celebrating the
anniversary Of his Holiness ordination
to the priesthood. The preparations
for the celebration Of the jubilee were
begun, however, in September on al
extensive scale. Among the features
OF the celebration was au exhibition
which was formally opened in the pres
ence of the envoys of all the soyereigns
of Europe, 1t was originally the i'll
tention that Dom Pedro IL, the Elm
peror OF Brazil, should inaugurate the
exhibition, but according to recent dis-
patches the South American potentate
was not received at the Vatican at
ali.
To give q list Of the presents that will
there be exhibited would occupy many
The Irish standard., 1887-12-31

Roma intangibele' (no surrender OF
Rome to the Pope) as their war cry
Similar municipal elections followed
shortly afterwards at Naples, Palermo
Milan, Genoa and Venice with the
same results--a victory all along the
line for the Vatican nominees. Having
thus at the most propitious moment
laid the foundation of a powerful cleri.
cal party in parliamentary and munich.
pal life, it became necessary to provide
them with q programme and to furnish
them with a policy. With this object
in view, the Pope in his allocution tc
the assembled Cardinals for the first
time gave public utterance to his earn
est desire for reconciliation between
the Vatican and the Quirinal. A few
days later The Osservatore Romano Z
which is the official organ Of the Pontifff,
contained an editorial article in which
the following remarkable sentence oc-
CURED: = Let no Que accuse the Pope
of being deslrous of the ruin of Italy.
mol the ruin Of Italy will never come
from him. He has no wish to establish
his power on the ruins OF any nation,
and, least Of al, those OF his beloved
country. On the contrary. the holy
Father opens his arms wide to that
much loved country, and appeals to it
to come to an unde nderstanding with the
The Irish standard., 1887-12-31

reign Of Gregory XVI. The other sixty
were Of purple. On the morning Of
Feb. 10, 1878, the electors 6led into
this, clad i'll their purple robes. Card
lnal Pecci occupied the seat numbered
"nina.'' On the altar stood a large
chaIice and paten. The cardinals ad-
vanced one by one in succession to the
alter steps, and laying their votes on
the paten dropped it into the chalice.
After the voting over the scrutin-
izers took the chalice and counted the
votes. Afterward the votes were taken
and read aloud three times in the
presence Of the Cardinals On the drst
ballot the name of Cardinal I'ecci was
announced twenty three times, but two
thirds majority was required for cleo
ton, The ballots were then burned,
The Irish standard., 1887-12-31

columns Of space. 1t may suffice to say
it is the Intention Of those into whose
hands the a,ran gements for the cele~
bration have been intrusted to surround
the occasion with display Of magnifl-
eence SURPRISING any event that has oc'
Cured in Europe within the century,
and no expense will be spared to
achieve the results aimed at. An ode
to the Pope will be written by NJ. Gou-
nod and will be among the works Of
homage. The cable dispatches during
the coming week will bring the full de-
tails Of this great celebration, in which
al the lands Of Christendom, Catholic
and PROTESTANT, will take part. Queea
Victoria shas already sent the Duke of
/ Norfolk to Rome TO attend the festivi-
ties, and the Protestant Emperor OF
Germany will vie with his brother
rulers in showing the reverence and re-
spect due TO a spiritual potentate who
swields more religious influence than
any temporal sovereign Of Europe.
Pope Leo XIII. has gained for the
church a proud position in the world,
not only as prince Of tie church, but as
1 q princeof peace. Though there is no
longer a papal state, it is acknow nowledged
Sthat . true statesman now occupies the
throne Of st. Peter. For many decades
back Europe Acknowledges that no
4 Sllll asuclh far:s seeing political head as Leo
XIII has worn the triple crown, and,
excepting Prince Bismarck 10 layman
81 Europe has shown. such skill ia the
& 81 l,,sl dehcate iplomatic meg gotiations
the lllr present Pope: all that he has
& the Pins e IX 8,